Raymond Gonzales

Raymond Gonzales has a strong background in quality assurance, with a focus on mobile QA automation. Raymond has held various senior positions in different companies, starting with Fox Interactive Media in 2007, where they performed functional and regression testing on e-commerce applications. Raymond then worked at Napster as a Mobile QA Engineer from 2009 to 2010. After that, they joined Citysearch.com as a Senior QA Software Engineer, where they provided automation work using Selenium and created a mobile automation solution for Android and iOS apps.

From 2011 to 2013, Raymond worked at Ticketmaster Entertainment as a Senior Mobile QA Automation Engineer, where they continued to develop automation solutions using Java, JavaScript, and Xcode's UI Automation tool. Raymond then joined Activision in 2013, taking on a similar role and responsibilities.

In 2014, Raymond joined Flipagram as a Senior Mobile QA Automation Engineer, followed by HomeMe in 2015. Their experience at these companies further honed their skills in mobile QA automation.

In 2016, Raymond took on the role of Quality Assurance Team Lead at Lightspeed Research, where they demonstrated leadership skills and managed the QA team. Later that year, they joined Docler Media as a Senior Mobile QA Engineer, contributing their expertise in mobile QA.

Most recently, Raymond has been working as a Lead Mobile QA Automation Engineer at AXS since 2018, utilizing their extensive experience and skills in automation testing.

Throughout their career, Raymond has consistently created automation solutions, conducted data extraction and verification, and utilized various tools and technologies to ensure the quality and functionality of mobile applications.

Raymond Gonzales pursued their education in a chronological manner, starting when they attended Santa Monica College from 2008 to 2012. During this time, they focused their studies on computer science. Prior to that, Raymond attended the University of California, Santa Cruz, from 1997 to 2002. At this institution, they studied American and British Literature, indicating an interest in the field. However, no degree information is available for either educational experience.